Transcription: Have you ever wondered how creditors seem to know so much about you? They have access to your credit report, which is kept in a special file at a credit bureau. Your report contains personal information including, but not limited to, your address, social security number, employers both present and former, a record of how you pay your bills, and a list of all your credit cards and balances, bankruptcies, and foreclosures. Not everyone can read your credit report. If you apply for financial resources and services, individuals such as landlords or businesses such as insurance companies can check ...
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